01:22:31 Robert Citek2: Does anyone know how to hide the mouse cursor in my shared screen? 01:23:04 Robert Citek2: Google is failing me. 01:23:40 Robert Levitt: I wish I knew. 01:36:02 James Conroy: I just did a test on on my renderer - and *, not indented, both came out as the dot 01:36:24 James Conroy: so i think the behavor is renderer dependant 01:37:45 Robert Citek2: It doesn't hide the pointer (boo!), but it does allow me to move around without those movements showing to everyone. 01:38:24 Steven Gomez: So it seems an easy thing to do is to make the first entry 1., and all of the rest 2., so the numbering is based on the order they are listed ?? 01:39:31 Don K: FYI a great followup Website/Tutorial is at https://www.w3schools.com/html/ 01:41:36 Chris Bickhaus: Steven Gomez: I just tested and made a 4 item ordered list. I used "1." for the first line and "2." for the rest, but it rendered a list with items 1-4, so it looks like that works 01:42:25 Don K: Correction see https://www.w3schools.io/file/markdown-introduction/ 01:46:10 Don K: https://www.w3schools.com/icons/tryit.asp?icon=fab_fa-markdown&unicon=f60f 01:47:35 Don K: The last post is a markdwon editor https://www.w3schools.com/icons/tryit.asp?icon=fab_fa-markdown&unicon=f60f 01:51:03 Steven Gomez: It just makes it kind of automatic if you wind up adding more items. The number at the start makes it clear that it is a numbered list. 01:51:22 Steven Gomez: But maybe I'm always looking for lazy ways to save steps. 01:54:18 Robert Citek2: You can type this: 1. hello 1. world 1. foo 1. bar And it will render into this: 1. hello 2. world 3. foo 4. bar 02:04:53 Robert Citek2: Bite! 02:55:52 Lee Lammert: Hello!! 02:56:01 gary "the echo" meyer: not disabled 02:57:14 Joe Furlong: Woot. Chat is now working :) 02:57:15 Steven Gomez: it's magic. The Zombies have released their grip. 02:57:32 Robert Citek2: Yes. Magic zombies. 02:57:50 Bob Sherrill: On now ~ Bob Sherrill 02:58:14 Steven Gomez: Who believes Stan?? 02:58:26 Steven Gomez: OK, then start blaming me! 02:59:19 Robert Citek: https://github.com/rwcitek/docker/blob/master/A_Gentle_Introduction_To_Docker/Docker-walkthrough.md 03:02:50 David Lines: I wasn't able to get here at the beginning. So sorry. Is it possible to get a copy of this recording and if you recorded the markdown presentation, that as well? 03:04:37 gary "the echo" meyer: Hi David! Yes, both THIS and the Markdown talk are recorded. We will place a link to the recordings onto the SLUUG.org homepage. That may take a day or 2. 03:05:44 gary "the echo" meyer: If you need a more quickly, stay on chat here at the end of the talk and one of us will try to make it happen (i.e. arrange to get you access to the recording) more quickly. 03:06:45 Don K: couple of fun facts about Containers vs VMs Containers run on the host's OS kernal ar runtime Containers are reletively small in size compared to VMS Containers MBs compare to GBs for VMs Containers are highly scaleable! 03:06:51 Steven Gomez: And he's mostly walking through: https://github.com/rwcitek/docker/blob/master/A_Gentle_Introduction_To_Docker/Docker-walkthrough.md 03:06:59 gary "the echo" meyer: Also, if easier for you…you can send an e-mail to steercom@sluug.org and that way we will have your e-mail address and give you a specific place to look ASAP. 03:10:09 Steven Gomez: More magic zombies 03:10:33 David Lines: I don't need it right away, I can wait a couple of days. Thanks for all the help. 03:12:02 Steven Gomez: Hence the name "The Echo" 03:17:23 gary "the echo" meyer: That’s Echo-cho-cho-cho-o-o-o- 03:28:06 Steven Gomez: And the IMAGE ID is identical. 03:28:28 Steven Gomez: Hmmm, that seems like a recipe for confusion down the road. 03:30:40 Steven Gomez: So is it correct that the IMAGE ID being identical indicates that the three examples shown just a moment ago are exactly the SAME image. ?? Please clarify. This means that isn't necessarily confusing, but actually clarifying... If it has the SAME ID, it is actually the same IMAGE. ?? 03:31:30 Steven Gomez: Same image that just happens to be on different repos... 03:36:45 Don K: Union File Systems = Docker file system for images. Think like a deck of cards for each image layered (base to desired state). 03:46:10 Steven Gomez: Yes, still here. had to change computers. But I think he agrees that identical IDs indicate the identical container, but may be on a different repository. 03:46:29 Steven Gomez: So what seemed confusing at first is actually a good thing. 03:46:50 Steven Gomez: And don't see the icon the "unmute" myself. 03:48:08 Don K: Overlay image nice analogy 03:54:10 Steven Gomez: Except I'm using my cell phone for listening. 04:00:17 gary "the echo" meyer: Stand by Don Kurtz. We see ya’. 04:01:39 Don Kurtz: So Please consider not using the "latest" tag name once you pull the base image, but use a meaning full name value pair for versioning 04:03:17 Joe Furlong: kinda like hard links? 04:06:52 wendell: I installed the unifi controller in a docker container 04:07:25 Steven Gomez: I don't mind this on line stuff so much, just wish spaghetti & meatballs could be delivered :) and maybe pitchers of beer. 04:13:37 Don Ellis: @Steven Gomez: I agree. Italian food and beer would be great addition. Pictures of them just aren’t adequate. 04:14:08 Don Ellis: OTOH, if you prefer Chinese, you could have that with your meeting. 04:25:45 Steven Gomez: Who would say something like that? 04:27:17 wendell: Using docker search “images” command you can search for images I believe 04:30:32 Steven Gomez: applause !!!